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The Guilford miller Land Case,

THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY LAMAR IN ACCORD
A FORMAL DECISION IN THE CASE WILL SOON BE
ANNOUNCED.
Secretary Lamar said to-day in regard to the
letter recently writted by the President On the
GuilfOrd Miller land case that perfect harmony
OF views existed between himself and the PreSI-
dent with reference to this case, and that in the
administration Of the land laws there was entire
cooperation.
1t is understood that the Secretary 4 will
soon make formal decision in this case directing
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. to select other
lands in lieu OF those claimed by Miller There are
number OF similar cases now pending before the
Department which will probably Call forth dects-
ions OF the same tenor.
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nUNCANsOS BROS, Auctioneers.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SALE OF UNCLAIMED
fIliI.,ltI

FIII-IuHI.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH
1887, commencing Ten O'CIUClI. AaaIus A. npr-ss
Company Will seil the rooIIs "a DancaDson
BrUe., corner ytn ard Id streets northwest 10 10y
Charges about
$50 PACKAGES.
ComDrie1rg assortment TRUNKS. Bundled BoxeE
kaiises, Packages &c.
40 be sold without reserve.
All parties concer1ied Will take notice
1er1as cash. ap30 -ikdbs
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COUNTRY BOARD

pERSONS WISHING QUIET PLACE TO BOARD
Il during the summer can be accommodated in q
private family. Terms moderate Address Miss M
COOkSON. Galthersburg. Montgomery Co, Md. It,
EXCELLENT SUMMER BOARD AT FAKM-
1Iuouse oneQuarter of mile from Keedysyille Sta
ton Terms ~ per week. No children taken Ad-
Co., Nd. an30-eo3w
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LIBERAL UNIONIsTs QUARREL.

-'.~S1AaA6 CVKxSHS1C1
Crimes Bill.
LONDON, April 30.-The meeting of the liberal
unlonists called to-day to consider certain pro-
posed amendments to the Irish crimes act amend
ment bill, assembled at the city residence OF the
Marquls OF harrington. The meeting was very
stormy, owing to the divergence in opinion among
tne attendants as to many of the details OF the
Oil. several OF the gentlemen present left the
meeting before its conclusion
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Death of a Veteran of 1912.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 3o-Matthias Graf, tn
last veteran OF the War OF 1912 in this section am
Tor many years prominent citizen, died here las
night, aged "a years.
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The operate SSyindlc.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Mr.. Henry Z. Abbeys general faithfulness to his
engagements with the public makes the way the
Patti night is to be managed very peculiar. In
the to the the saleof the
tickets took place. it was printed in large capitals
that Nine Schalch1 second only to Patti herselD
would appear in washington, and also tsignor
NOvara, the greatest baSSO in the world. 1t was
also announced that one OF four Operas-Martha,
Faust, Semiramide, Or Carmen-would be pre-
sented. OF course nobodv supposed that martha
would be foisted upon .ong suffering public, but
no mention whatever was made OF La Traviata.
Now, when the house is sold, there is no further
opera that nobody thought OF us TO be presented
Thus Mr.. Abbey has apparently broken faith with
the public in these important particular In fact,
re re- one thing and that Is that Patti herself
will sing. This, taken in connection with the
enormous prices ana single Assumes
Sides as TO any organized effort against the specu-
lators, there has never been performance in this
thing SO remorselessly. Mr.. Abbey advertised the
best seats for 81. Tney could not be had to-day
for less than $40 OF course M; Abbey Is not 70
rather hard on the people to be deluded by the
management and then victimi1ed by the specula-
tors. LEX
TWENTY DOLLARS ron FAST DRvno.-This
t q With
Mrs. Catherine Bogges. Of No. 316 18th street
southwest. It was shown by the testimony that
the corner of 9th street yesterday afternoon,
when the defendant drove around the corner and
his horse struck Mira BoggeS and knocked her
down, badly btuising her. The judge said that
drivers should be careful, but as the defendant
was poor man he would impose ma Of only so
or sixty days
OFFICERS E1EczEp.--Anchor Lodge, l. o. g. T,
last evening elected OHce98 a. follows: Col w. II.
Swttzler, chief templar; Miss Frantic Fuller, vice
templar; T. n. Mace. secretary; y. b Renne1.
urer; Sister Kate Page, chaplain; I. C. Spurgeon,
marsh Sister Blanche Hall, guard; Jos. johnson,
sentinel
MARRIAGs LICExgKa-1aniage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court % follows:
John L Heupel and Theod0sa n. + @. Koehler:
Amos Hall and Hattie C. walker; James ]. Keppel
and May Hamilton; John Ffett, IT., and St6c1e II.
Yates; Edmund Coleman and Mile Smith.
In the case OF Rupli agt. Rose, certioran to Jus
tice Walter in which the question q 20 who Il the
nearest justice to Justice Bundy u involved III.
Amber smith, Tor defendant has taken Au appeal
the C0Nrf 00n0rAl TD4Uou
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Jay Gould to Build a Town..

1T WILL BE LOCATED IN THE SUBURBS OF ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. April 3O-A local paper says that Jay
Gould has purchased 16S acres or land near here
1or $4,000, for manufacturing site where the
machine shops OF the Missouri Pacific anu Iron
Mountain and Southern are to be consolidated. 1t
is said Mr.. Gould Will soon commence 10 carry out
his plans for an industrial town and machine
shops, where at least 4, 600 men will be employed.
THESE employees are to be furnished with pleasant
dwellings,. 1t Will be two years before this suburb
can be put In running order. 1t IS located just
south OF CarOndOet Park.
The Ingredients of OleOmargarine.
COMMISSIONER GOTHAM NEVER SAID TT WAS MADE OF
DOGS AND CATS.
CHICAGO, april 3O.-The recent interview with
commissioner Colman on OleOmargarfne, In which
that gentleman was quoted as saying that the in
veSt1gat1on OF the department showed that the
carcaSses OF dogs ana other animals were used in
the manufacture, has caused excitement among
the manufacturers here. One large concern teie-
grabbed the commissioner yesterday on the SUBJ
Ject, and received the following reply:
81 have never said to any one that oleomarga-
rne is made OF carcasses OF dogs horses, swine and
dangerous acids.
(Signed.) NORMAN j. CoLMAN
commissioner Of Agriculture"
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The Commissioners have extended the time In
which applications can be made for q steam engi-
nseis license 70 and inelndtng saturday, Hay
next
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Lteut.-General Sheridan, Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Montgomery; L. A. Spalding, U. s. consul at
AK La Chapelle; j. T. woodward, president OF the
Hanover National Bank OF New York; Thomas L.
Thompson Mr.. Hall and DR.. A. H. Parker, OF Chi
cago, and WIS. Green, OF California.
COL STEVENSON, the First Assistant Postmaster
General was at his Office to-day for a short time
and will leave Monday for Fort Monroe.
ASKING FOR SUSPENSION OF TEE LONG AND SHORT
HAUL CLAUsE.-A telegram was received at the
headquarters OF the Interstate Commission to-day
from the oregon Railway and Navigation Co..
asking that the fourth section OF the interstate
law be suspended as to the lines operated by that
company. The dispatch states that the Northern
and Union Pacific Railroads, with which the Ore
gon Railway CO.'S lines connect have been granted
suspension OF the fourth section, and that the
latter should have the same privilege
SECRETARY FAIRCHILD was 45 years old to-day,
and received an elegant basket Of flowers from
friends in the Treasury in honor Of the occasion.
Treasurer Jordan received several baskets Of
elegant flowers to-day from the employees OF his
Office. He called on the President this afternoon
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 100 pm prices
OF the New 19rk stock reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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In the case OF Rupu agt. Rose, certiorari to Jus
tce Waiter in which the question a. 90 who 3 the
nearest justice to Justice Bundy Il involved AS. i
Amber smith, Tor defendant has taken On appeal
70 the Court II General THW
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Il handsome House, in the IMMEDIATE yICIN.
IIi or CONNECTICUT AVE; WELL LIGHTED
HAVING WINDOWS ON THREE SIDES; house built
oiy Tour years; everything Of modern design; price
Sl1,U0O.
| HILL & JOHNSTON
| ap3U-ot 7:3S I1th
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EoR sALE-GRoCERY A, D PROVISION STORE,
IL nice fresh stock and location unsurpessed. good
reason iof selling. Address fo1 liz ssa5 oM:s
EoR sALE-A LARGE HANDSOME NEWToUND-
1aa sSs year Will 3 s. 4 !9 e S
Fas s1 aT & ca Sf 4 1881 GOOD
LSoR sALE-s50 WILL BUY SEVEN OCTAVE
IN u Z. piano In good order rosewood c,s
EoR sALE-0NE. REGISTERED JERSEY Gov,
~ G. G. due in fall; also two registered bulls IL
s e "a
az LANES p ..T,
Ri.sons cyciSp.sdis i lie sending shs vhois family
tanned at once on small monthly paymsnts BY address
Va AmonN .6e HORSES S.Is s smso Of he
ns. cal. horses shat have been on the market foF i0as
s ne drivers suitable f for III purpose.
special attention is called to one sorrs horse frnnk
SD AZ stock warranted as represented. and salts
,.,a, S fsss ss sEafgs fs. sssss
ap30-1w 311 18th st q. y.
sp9s s old Inquire after os sps5
TOR .sALE-ExTENsIoN TOP CARRIAGE, AL
Sets fine WALNUT sbe festhr
carpets and pictures will trade for vacant lots house.
inquire 4Sl Pennsylvsnia ave-. upstairs ap3O-3t
EoR SALE-A FINE CABINET MAKERS WORK
II. ". It.
Lon. sALE-YoUNG, SOUND, FAST SADDLE
and Driving Horse, Side-bar Buggy, Phaeton, Day
Bells 6c all nearly new; reasonable offer refused
owner going away; 300 st. NV. ap239t'
(fOR SALE-ONE ELEGENT NEW, LATEST I'M
proved domestic Sewing Mac hine, slightly used,
WIN MCKEE Wheel stop motion, Sue drawers latest
eyed shuttle all attachments, drop leaf and cover
ior S2O only De new improved Singer Of same de,
scrlpuon Tor 49, One secopd hand Singer for 81 all
VIII nve year guarantee at AUEHBACH'S 7th and n.
New Improved machines of all kinds for sale rent
Telephone call 422-2 ap3Om2&33t
EOR SALE-A FULL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1000 pounds; warranted sound and kind in all har
ness very stylish afraid OF nothing ard trot in
three minutes pertect yentleman's driving horse;
ase nearly new top sidebar buggy, robes, blankets,
worthy the attention of any one wanting first-class
turnout. Can be at OLCO IT'S stables, st. be-
tween 18th and 18th It,
EOR SALE-A GREAT BAKGAIN-A PRETTY
ebony cased cottage piano tor which the owner has
no iur,hef use price only 365. Apply 947 e NV.
EOR SALE-s53 CAsH-AFINE ENGLISH SAFETY
double chains, excellent condition. cost $40 Inquire
$40 18th st. NV, second hoor. ep3O-3ts
ICOR SALE-A JUMP-SEAT ROCKAWAY CAR
rage IN good condition; at . bargain. For intor
nation. &c, address Box 49, Star office. ap3O-3t'
NOR sALE-ONE SORREL HORSE, FAST AND
safe driver, SIX years old; one sorrel Mare, six
one s9rrel Colt three years old The above are
Market Space. ap3O-:}t
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MANAGE LCExgKa-NaSrlage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court - follows:
John L Heupel and Theodore II. + q. Koehler:
Amos Hall and Hattie C. walker; James ]. Keppel
Yates; Edmund Coleman ana Mile smith.
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HOPE AND HELP MIsSIoN.-A mass meeting win
be held tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock at ConHrega-
tional church. In behalf OF the above mentioned
charity at which Judge Macarthur Will preside
DR.. j. Tabor johnson and others viii speak In
favor OF this most philanthi0p work. The meet
ing is under the auspices OF the Social Purity De-
partmSnt. W. c, T, e.
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Il We offer tor sale fine house in the NORTHWEST
ERN PAhI Or The CITl; INTERIOR ARTIST
CALLi DESIGNED; WINDOWS On THREE SIDES
Or 1HE EOlSE; A MOST DESIRABLE HONE:
OWNER DESIRES To SELL BEFORE GOING
ABROAD: prlee, $l3, 600.
ap3O-3t SsS 18Th A. NV
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EHOR SALE AND RENT
l. Fifty PIANOS AND ORGANS.
All the leading makes. Rent from 81 to $40 per
month. Rent applied on purchase.
F. G. SMITH,
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JOHN SIMMONS. Prop.
DOC GARGES, Foreman,
OF 4 sS<I, 81 n -

EfOR SALE-YOUNG, SOUND, FAST SADDLE
a. ana Driving Horse Side Buggy, Phaston Pay,
Bells &c. all nearly new no reasonable offer refused;
owner going away; 300 L st. NV. ap239ts
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EOK saba FULL Observation-Disclosures
loo pounds warranted sound and kind in al har-
three minutes; perfect gentlemans driving horse;
also nearly new top bar buggy robes, Blankets
&C the property of a gentleman going abroad, and
worthy the attention of any wanting frstclass
turnout Can be seen at OLCOrT'S Stables, h st. be-
tween 18th and 4th it,
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OFFICES

GuntOn Bldg. 20 $3.50
Ieuox Bldg, r. 3.---....lO
4Ol 9Th st. Sd H., lr. 10
51I1th ST b'st, I. 4......10
Gunton Bldg. r :S1........S
.6l5 1th ST., I'M. 11-.......3
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FOR SALE-ONE ELEGENT NEW, LATEST I'M
~ proved domestic Sewing Mac hine, slightly used,
I'm rs4ed shuttle all attachments drop leaf and cover
scription for 315 One secopd hand Singer for 81 all
witt hve year guarantee at AUEHBACH'S 7th and II.
New improved machines of all kinds for sale rent
Telephone call 4.l2-2 nn:l(lmvR3-3t
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EOR SALE-A GREAT BAKGAIN-A PRETTY
ebony cased cottage piano. tor which tie owner has
no further use; price only 365. Apply 947
between and O'Clock pm ap.3O.2ts
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CHICAGO: LII, April 80, IL a. m.-Jure wheat
oeneae o OF TINS morning. declined to 3d. and has
quoted at basil June corn. 39h. June oats oS5x
May anu June pork, $3.50. June lard, 7.O2k
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

I,OR sALE-CHEAP-A FINE HOUSE ON 9TH
IL st ana Mass ave, fronting St and also Mass.
Price $4,000; terms easy. C. H. PARKER, Az and Z
W. ap3O-3ts
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IfOR SALE-447 BOUNDARY ST., AT THE IN
tersectiOn of Rhode Island and New Jersey avenues
anew thoroughly well built, o-story and basement
Brick dwelling, with all modern improvements:
price. $4,000; wiz sell Oh monthly payments if de-
sired Apply to JOHN L. ARMS,
ep28-6t 81O Il at nv
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Il eeauuiul Queen Anne House, IN THE IMME-
D4AIE NlCINlri OF DUPONT CIRCLE: De-
SIGNED 81 MOST EXPE..IENCED AkCHITECr;
NALL And CEILINGS PAPEkED AND DECO
RATED By A PHILADELPHIA FIRM; price q 5000.
sp3O-3t I'm 5th at
ESOR SALE - DESIRABLE NEW DWELL Nc
seven rooms, bath, cellar. atrobes, CRATES modern
improvements handsomely pspered, substantially
bargain inquire Of o~Eer zoos 1lth NV; or Box
* star once. aD3O-3ts
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DlRD.

BURKE May 3lst, at IL % D. m, MARIA BURKE
after q lingering illness Of three weeks dsuhter of
Henry and Bridget Burke, Of Auehterard Galway Ire
land aged fifteen.
Her funeral viii take place Friday at 30 O'Clock D.
on Canal street between jefferson and Congress
streets, West washington. ID C. e.
DUGAN. On Wednesday evening, June LIST 1857 as
Dugan, agec four years aud ten months
We loved her. OH tongue can tell
How much we loved her, and how Welt
God loved her, too, and he Thought best
10 take little May home to rest
By HER PARENTS
Funeral viii take place at ST. MaTys church Alexsp
dra, Va ct O'Clock Friday evenings alexandra To
pers PLEASE copy.l
HAYES June = 1857, CATHERINE HAYES. wife
OF the late Timothy Hayes, beloved mother Of john
Hayes, aged seSenty-eigh years, native VI County
Kerry, Bslly Hige Ireland
May she rest in peace.
Funeral from her sons Residence; 200 Grant avenue
northwest Sunday, June D. at y O'Clock T. M. FRIENDS
of the family invited to attend 80
McAULIFFE. On Wednesday. June 4. 1857 at 30
am, JOHN McAuLIffE son oi the late Cornelius
and johanna McAuine;
dence Of his brother in law Edward Toronley, ~ ii
street northwest Friends and Relatives inSiSed ts
tinore papers please coIy-l 2'
fHLffs FRas Ms 10 fapP s sos 81 su
and Annie W, phipIs of Washington, d. G., ssed toe
years and eleven mouths.
Alovely flower nipped In the bud
Darling Leo thou hast left us,
We tly loss most deeply fell;
But tits Tod who has beffft us,
he can all our sorross heal
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MAR RIED.

FINOTTI-BROoKE.. On June i, 1857, Of 30
O'clock D. M by the Rev. Mr.. Phillips. at Grace
church. s.w., Mr.. JOHN b. FINoTTl. Of lankion.
Dakota, to Miss ELLA h. BROOKE, eldest daughter II
Mr. Robt ". Brooke, of Prince George Co, Md Mari
borough Gazette please copy.l
GLMoRE-HUssY At st. Peters church. Balti-
more, Nd, June 1, 1857, by Rev. j. l.. Dunn,
FRANK L. GILMORE, of Webster, Mass, 10 KATIE
NJ. HUSSY. Of Washington, DC.
NALIEY-BROwN. On June I, 1887, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother by Rev. DR. Chester JS0.
4. NAILlcf 20 LIZZIE L. BROW n, both of tins city
RoSE-DAI.EY On May 81, 1857, by Rev Father
Spaliing, OF st Dominics church, Mr.. RODNEY
ROSE and Miss KATIE DALEY.
wALLACH-MCCAULIEY. In West Washington
on June 2, by Rev w. Is. Edwards at the parsonage.
WILLIAM {. wALLAOH to ANNIE L. McCAU
oil OF Howard Co, Md.
fEIlicott City and Baltimore Sun please copy.l ~
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Alexandria Affairs.


TIE GRAIN TRADE.-The annual report OF Pres
ment OF the grain trade here for the year ending
April /, 1887 The receipts on change have
already been reported in THE STAB, but the out
side receipts more than double those numbers
making the total RECEIPTS 81 grain
s. 135 barrels OF flour, which in the annual report
is reduced to wheat at five bushels TO the barrel,
OF mill feed, 1000 tons OF cotton seed meal, 300
tons hominy chop and 500 tons Of hay have also
been received; The total grains receipt since the
opening OF this decade, as shown In THE STAR
have been as follows: 1880 500 goo bushels; 1881.
l,O26, los bushels; 1882, S73, 20 bushels; 1854,
laa2, 426 bushels; 1885, LAG, 5ss bushels; 1886
promise OF the future Is excellent.
MAY MARRIAGEs.-The clerk OF the Corporation
For seven years past the May licenses have varied
from seven to nine. Before the war May was the
fayorite month for Aie1sndna wsddings and four
Dies We're married in Washington. WV
entered into an agreement to close stores durins
Gently 1sen IN the Of discipine Of
Vincent has rendered his resignatiOn.-The
mayor has ordered certain condemned shells
brought here fr1% Morfos BY NJ nsIe and re-
Is full OF powder, to be removed beyond the city
limits as likely to be dangerous in time OF firs Il
Company, the Alexandra Rifles, has been pro.
posed.@A concert By the Alexandria Musical
Association, for the benefit OF Onicer Julian Ar
nod's family, viii take place at the opera house
to-night.-lhe funeral Of Mrs. Emanuel Francis
took place this afternoon from her home on St
Asaph street. She leaves husband, but no chill
dren-The city school board meets tonight At
the Peabody Buildlng;-.The mayor has cent
duct.--State Superintendent Buchanan stiil holds
for consideration his determtnati0n IS 70 whether
Alexandra or some other place shall be selected
for the Summer Normal Institute. AN dog
licenses must be taken out by the 10th OF June.
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BALTIAORE Mp. June 2.-virginia ten -forties,
with coupons. 81: do. new threes, 65s bid to-day.
bAIYlA0RE. Nd. June270otton steady and dull
soethern easy and quiet: red 94a96: amber 05ay7:
western lower and quiet; No. winter red. spot 95H
syl.s; September 9l4s9lI Corn-southern steady:
mixed 3D. June 5ay 4sa
kngn.t 4sa49. o.ss easier and quiet southern snd
xssssSas mixed, szs3i 1 Sss arm; ss.eS So IS:
visions nsT and quiet Eggs higher 14hal5; Coffee
All. Sugsr-copper refined steady, 8As9h. Whisky
steady llAnll5 Other articles unchanged. Freiehts
as ND xFs7 lad ReceiPts,aoaG, Il 3Yg barrels
99:106 bdshsls: re. Zoo bashsls shipmsnts- dour'
4$4 ha4s{elsi corn, 1a,600 bushels, 6ales-wheat
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ASSAULTED HIS M1sTREss.-JOhn Smith, colored,
was before Judge Smell this afternoon charged
WIN aSsault1ng Lucy Craig, a cOlOred woman With
Whom ne has been living. She complained that
ne Struck her In the mouth, and Dr. Poole, who ex-
amined her. testified that two teeth were knocked
entirely out, one was broken Oh, and three were
sun loose. He was lined SEQ and costs Or 90 days
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PROPOSALS j, FOR n, GES nI AZ, sUPpLIEs FOB

- The DISIRICI Oh OOLl NBIA-
OFFICE OF THE ksGISEKR COMMISSIONER
MAsHIsGToH, ID. C., June Let 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received ~ this office until
TWELVE O'CLOck y. vi WEDNESDAY, Jukk
FIFTEENTH, 1851 for furnishing the various
plies conprisng Stationery. Blank fornaa aud psntng
school Books, Furniture, Hardware. Tinwart, aud
street Tampa Plumbers Materials. Groceries Boots
aid shoes. Drugs Glass. Paints and Ssrnishes Lafn-
Der, Forage, Meats, Castings, Fuel bry ooods Cement
and Lime, Ice, and Teicisisone supplies
Blank forms Of PROPOSALS. together with all IfoFna-
tion be obtained VI application hlom L. Co.
luintis building Il street northwest
The right IL Reserved 10 retect any and all bids q
parts OF bids. WILLIAM LUDLOW,
je2-lut Engineer SonlaAAssaopet u. q
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CHICAGO I'LL, June 2. IL 2. m.-The crowd were
eearsn q the opening. causing July wheat to decline
from Sgn TO 664 Up tue first i've minutes but July j.
now selling 6 xd,E June wheat S9H July corn.
~ 11-10. July oaA rs 1l.l6. July E1bs. 1.3I6
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RECENT ROBBERIEs-Mrs. Jacobs Of No. 415 Sd
street, while at the Baltimore and Potomac Depot
Yesterday. had her pocket picked OF q pOcketb0Ok
containing etlIaa Ao-Emina Hawley, ITO 14th
glasses q gold ring, and a gold charm. -Chas
II. hurnAam, 704 10th street northwest, reports
stolen yesterday tahleclOth and other articles
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RAnoR OF THE THERMoxRTRR.-The following
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Washington STOCK EXCHANGE.

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The Light Infantry Protest.

AT a meeting OF the executive committee of the
National Drill last evening the question OF the
protest Of the Light Infantry against the National
titles was considered. The final action was post
pOned until the next meeting
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Artillery Men ON the march.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 1.-The light battery Of
the United States artillery, Maj. John r. Br1nckle
commanding, arrived at Ii am having marched
from birmingham Park this morning. There are
mity-hve men, nifty horses and four field pieces
IAey are encaMped at the highlands In the north
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-02

THE PARIS THKATER FrRB.-The clearing away Of
the debris from the site OF the Paris Opera Comque
was concluded yesterday. No more bodies were
found The Tempe says the Official number OF
bodies found is seventy, OF which nifty have been
identified. Two wagon loads OF charred limbs
have been taken to the morEue.